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Should the landlord fix windows not fit for purpose?

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  • martindow
    martindow Posts: 10,568 Forumite
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    G_M wrote: »
    th?&id=OIP.Mefb532d5d25ed502180f405e66cc8a1eH0&w=300&h=199&c=0&pid=1.9&rs=0&p=0

    That photo looks familiar - is that the railway from Cairns to Kuranda G_M?
  • G_M
    G_M Posts: 51,977 Forumite
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    martindow wrote: »
    That photo looks familiar - is that the railway from Cairns to Kuranda G_M?
    No.

    It's from Kuranda to Cairns.
  • Marvel1
    Marvel1 Posts: 7,436 Forumite
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    Pixie5740 wrote: »
    When air meets the cold glass of your windows, the air becomes unable to hold so much moisture, which condenses. The cures for condensation are heating (to keep surfaces above dew point temperature) and ventilation (to expel the warm, moisture-laden air to the outside). So do you ever open the windows?

    As a security only open when you are in, never out ;)
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